What happens after prisons desolation?
A Daryl story, but not by Daryl
Daryl walked out of the fog. Slowly you could make out his blood-covered face. I have never been more turned on in my life!
Daryl stopped walking, 10 meters away from me. His crossbow fell to the ground. The great, tough Daryl Dixon, showing emotion. I tried to step forward, but I just couldn't. The moans of walkers in the distance. Coming closer, and closer. I didn't care. Daryl was here now, we could finally be together, there was a possible future for us, we could be the first couple in the new apocalyptic world to have taboo rhyming names, and have beautiful redneck babies, and… I was getting carried away. 'SHUT UP MIND' I yelled to myself. But sill, there was no walker swarm, or any evil ass with an eye patch or the fucking disease to come hurling by to keep us apart. Daryl and Carol forever.
He must have been thinking something similar, because he took one step closer to me, one after the other. Excruciatingly slow. Finally, his nose was only an inch away from mine. Our breaths in sync, He laid his hand on my cheek and leaned in…
The fucker missed my face, and leaned to my ear.
"You're alive" he half whispered "how the hell are you alive?"
I quickly leaned back and slapped him hard across the face!
"You fuck ass" I yelled, " of coarse I'm alive, why would I not be? Do you doubt my survival capabilities?" I just kept yelling. I didn't care if I was drawing a lot of attention to myself from swarm of flesh eating bastards. Why wouldn't they, the chances where, that I was delicious. But why didn't Daryl see that? We worked so hard; surviving on our own to be together, and this was his reaction to me being NOT dead!
"Let me tell you some…
I was cut off by Daryl grabbing me by the shoulders and swiftly driving my face into his rough lips. His arms flexing, but not hurting me. I slowly relaxed and embraced his sand paper skin. I felt disgusting.
I have never been happier.
After my daughter Sophia died, I could think of nothing else. How weak I felt at the sight of death. Being here with the one person I knew truly cared about. I felt strong, powerful, and forgetful to the word weakness. This could work. We could work. Together. We could survive.
